Don’t Just Stand There (Carl Smith)(Martha White) | Grand Ole Opry (06-21-52)

Summary

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Old Time Radio Westerns

Episode: Don’t Just Stand There (Carl Smith)(Martha White) | Grand Ole Opry (06-21-52)
Host: Andrew Rhynes
Release Date: December 4, 2025

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Overview

This episode of Old Time Radio Westerns features a digitally restored broadcast of the Grand Ole Opry from June 21, 1952, with country music star Carl Smith headlining. Sponsored by Martha White, the episode is packed with live performances, lighthearted humor, gospel music, and an on-air award presentation, capturing the spirit and atmosphere of Nashville’s legendary WSM barn dance. The original audio is preserved and enhanced, delivering the energy and charm that made the Opry a radio staple.

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Key Segments & Insights

1. Opening & Warm Welcome

• [02:33] The show kicks off with the “Solemn Old Judge” welcoming the audience, celebrating the Opry’s 27th year.

  “You’re a swell bunch on a hot night like this. And our boys and girls are going to town for you from here on out.” – Announcer

2. Carl Smith: “Don’t Just Stand There”

• [03:49] – [06:01]
  Carl Smith leads off with his hit “Don’t Just Stand There,” a lively performance matched by enthusiastic accompaniment.
  • Quote:

    “When you feel like you’re in love, don’t just stand there.” – Carl Smith, singing ([03:55])

3. Country Comedy: Little Jimmy Dickens’ Bath-Time Tale

• [06:39] – [09:11]
  Little Jimmy Dickens shares a comical spoken-word piece about childhood Saturday night baths.
  • Memorable Moment:

    “If not, then you ain’t missed a thing. But I'm telling you what's right. I done it till I was almost grown, every dogged on Saturday night.” – Little Jimmy Dickens ([06:39])

    • Vivid, humorous details about galvanized tubs, wood stoves, and family routines.

4. Musical Highlights

• Anita Carter: “Just When I Needed You”
  [09:23] – [12:37]

  • Heartfelt performance, evoking themes of longing and heartbreak.

• June Carter: “Chicken Reel”
  [12:37] – [13:02]

  • Playful and energetic number, foreshadowed by a Martha White jingle.
  • Sponsor Tie-in:

    “It’s the quick that does the trick!” – Sponsor Announcer ([13:02])

• Ray Price: “The Road of No Return”
  [14:52] – [17:01]

  • Debut of Ray Price’s new record, with a mournful, classic country sound.

• Square Dance & Instrumentals
  [17:01] – [18:43]

  • “Possum Hunters” and the Cedar Hill Square Dance Gang deliver a spirited square dance set, complete with live square dance calls.
    • Caller’s Voice:

      “Four hands over. Break and swing. You swing on the last figure, up and down, round and round on you go.” ([17:38])

• Tommy Soulsby: “The Longer We’re Together (The More We Drift Apart)”
  [21:26] – [23:47]

  • Tommy offers a soulful, melancholic waltz about love fading over time.

• The Jordanaires: “My Rock”
  [24:15] – [26:54]

  • Energetic gospel harmonies, lifting the mood with a rousing spiritual.

• Carl Smith: “Are You Teasing Me?”
  [28:25] – [29:57]

  • Another of Carl’s pop-country tunes, delivered with his signature charm.

• Little Jimmy Dickens: “Hot Diggity Dog”
  [30:11] – [32:00]

  • A cheerful, light number about young love.
  • Quote:

    “Hot diggity dog, when she kisses me, it nearly busts a stitch.” – Little Jimmy Dickens ([30:58])

5. On-Air Award Presentation

• [19:27] – [21:01]
  Norman Silver, editor of Country Song Roundup magazine, presents Carl Smith with the “Award of Merit” for being voted #1 in a nationwide popularity poll.
  • Quote:

    “It says here, Country Song Roundup magazine takes pride in presenting its award of merit to Carl Smith, 1952 winner, nationwide popularity poll.” – Norman Silver ([20:04])

  • Smith responds graciously:

    “This is one of the happiest moments, I guess, of my life… I want to thank the nice folks who always read your magazine and follow all the hillbilly artists. And we sure do appreciate it just a whole lot.” – Carl Smith ([20:30])

6. Sponsor Spots

• Throughout the Show
  • Martha White commercials are woven directly into the program, with catchy jingles and emphasis on “Quick Fortune Feed” and the miracle of “quick”:

    “It’s the quick that does the trick!” ([14:21], [26:54])

  • Sponsor banter is lively, matching the Opry’s homey atmosphere.

7. Closing and Next Broadcast Teasers

• [32:00] – [32:36]
  The show wraps with gratitude to the performers and audience, and an invitation to future Martha White-sponsored shows.
  • Mentions appearances by the Carter Sisters, Chet Atkins, and others, keeping excitement high for upcoming broadcasts.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Maintaining Authentic Opry Spirit

  “We got a whole feed wagon loaded with Entertainment Tonight… We’d like to make you feel at home and kindly make you feel welcome, too.” – Announcer ([06:04])

• Award Presentation

  “This is one of the happiest moments, I guess, of my life... this really is great, and I appreciate it very much.” – Carl Smith ([20:30])

• Country Life Humor

  “Now, I’m a man of clean habits. I believe in a bath a week. It helps to keep me healthy and it freshens my physique. But if I had my dregs I’d rather eat a bug then take that Saturday bath again in a galvanized Washington tub.” – Little Jimmy Dickens ([08:25])

• Classic Sponsor Jingle

  “It’s the quick that does the trick!” ([13:02], [26:54])

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Essential Timestamps

| Time | Segment/Event | |------------|-----------------------------------------------------| | 02:33 | Opening welcome and Opry intro | | 03:49 | Carl Smith, “Don’t Just Stand There” | | 06:39 | Little Jimmy Dickens, Bath-Time Story | | 09:23 | Anita Carter, “Just When I Needed You” | | 12:37 | June Carter, “Chicken Reel” & Martha White plug | | 14:52 | Ray Price, “The Road of No Return” | | 17:01 | Possum Hunters: Square Dance | | 19:27 | Award presentation to Carl Smith | | 21:26 | Tommy Soulsby, “The Longer We’re Together…” | | 24:15 | The Jordanaires, “My Rock” | | 28:25 | Carl Smith, “Are You Teasing Me?” | | 30:11 | Little Jimmy Dickens, “Hot Diggity Dog” | | 32:00 | Farewell |

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Podcast Episode Tone & Atmosphere

The episode perfectly captures the effervescent, down-home feel of mid-century Nashville radio. Friendly banter, audience engagement, sentimental songs, and crowd-pleasing comedy blend into a nostalgia-soaked celebration of classic country music culture. The blend of music and sponsor content keeps things lively and true to the era.

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For anyone who loves the Grand Ole Opry or classic country entertainment, this episode offers a joyful, vivid window into an iconic Saturday night at WSM.

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Transcript

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Welcome to the Oldtime Radio Westerns. I'm your host Andrew Ryans and let's get into this episode. This episode is going to be Grand Old Opry Original air dates June 21, 1952 and the first song is going to be Don't Stand There. We've got Carl Smith in this episode and Martha White is the sponsor of this episode.

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[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Friends, are you having fun tonight?

Oh, that's wonderful. You're a swell bunch on a hot night like this. And our boys and girls are going to town for you from here on out. This is Solemn Old Judge speaking. It's wsm, Nashville, Tennessee, the broadcasting service of the National Life and Accident Insurance Company, presenting the Grand Ole opry in its 27th year.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

And now, folks, here's Martha White's second big Grand Ole Opry Show. Let it go.

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Good evening, everybody.

[Little Jimmy Dickens]

Mr. Farmer Malone.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

Greetings, everybody. Yes, sir, here's another big Grand Ole Opry show packed full of fun and music and brought to you by Martha White Quick Fortune Feed. For livestock, for poultry, feed Martha White Quick Fortune Feed, the only feed containing quick. And it's the quick that does the trick. Now, let's all get on the old feed wagon and give a big welcome to our star of Martha White Quick Fortune Feeds, Randol Opry, Carl Smith.

[Little Jimmy Dickens]

Here he is.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

Thank you.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

When you feel like you're in love don't just stand there. When you see that moon above don't just stand there. Gotta laugh and dance and sing. You gotta get that gallery. When you feel like you're in love don't just stand there.

When the moon is shining bright in your Saturday night you're not having any fun. Well, maybe you're out with the wrong one and you feel like you're in love. Hold her tighter and the moon and stars above will all shine brighter. Gotta laugh and dance and sing. You gotta get that gallery. When you feel like you're in love, don't just stand there.

When you feel like you're in love don't you just stand there. When you see that moon above. Well, don't just stand there. Gotta laugh, dance and sing. You gotta get that gallery. When you feel like you're in love don't just stand there. When the moon is shining bright in your Saturday night you're not having any fun. Or maybe you're out with the wrong one and you feel like you're in love. Hold her tighter.

And the moon and stars above will all shine brighter. You gotta laugh and dance and sing. You gotta get that gallery. When you feel like you're in love, don't just stand up.

Thank you.

Thank you very much. And a great big how to do to all you nice folks and welcome once again to Martha White Quicksboro Fortune Grand Ole Opry. We got a whole feed wagon loaded with Entertainment Tonight. Such as little Jimmy Dickens, Anita Carter, the Jordan, A Ray Price, Tommy Sulsbit, Possum Hunters and Hal Smith Start our little show off here tonight. We'd like to make you feel at home and kindly make you feel welcome, too. And there Just one fellow we can call on to do that. So let's meet and greet him. Here he is, little Jimmy D.

Did.

[Little Jimmy Dickens]

You ever take your Saturday bath and try to wash and scrub while squatting down on your haunches in a galvanized Washington? If not, then you ain't missed a thing. But I'm telling you what's right. I done it till I was almost grown. Ever dogged on Saturday night. In summertime it was bad enough in winter it got rough A spreading peepers and a filling kittle and all that sort of stuff. But getting ready for that ordeal was only half the rub of taking a bath on Saturday night in a galvanized washing tub.

[Ray Price]

Mr. Jabo.

[Little Jimmy Dickens]

Did you ever stand there stripped to the skin with a wood stove making you hide a threaten to put your darn foot in for furious burn alive and finally you got the temperature right and into the tough you'd crawl and when that cold steel touched your back it squealed like a fresh duck hog. Get out of the tub and next to the stove and stand there dripping and shaking. The front of your body's a freezing to death while the backside you're a shiver and a shaking and a burning and a bacon. That's a price I had to pay. That awful ordeal will haunt me until I'm old and gray. Let's try it again.

I ain't through yet to something else that I've been wanting to say. I was the youngest of all the kids that bathed every Saturday and we all bathed the carton to age and I fell last in order which meant I had to wash myself in the sink and blame the water. Now I'm a man of clean habits. I believe in a bath a week. It helps to keep me healthy and it freshens my physique. But if I had my dregs I'd rather eat a bug then take that Saturday bath again in a galvanized Washington.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you, Jimmy. Thank you just a whole lot. Well, sir, it's time to call on our pretty little girl that's always on the feed wagon with us. Sings an awful pretty song. Let's kindly make her welcome, folks. Here she is, Ms. Anita Carter.

Anita, how about singing Just when I needed you?

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Just when I needed you.

You left and went away.

You made my life so blue. But night and day, day.

You left me behind.

With the trouble.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

I.

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So brokenhearted too. Just when I needed you.

I cried, I cried.

I tried to forget you and never call your name.

What a shame.

What a shame. You're the one who was to blame? You're the one who proved untrue just when I needed you.

Said it's best we part and never love again.

And let rub my heart I won't complain.

You know I love you still and deray always with me. Although you proved untruth just when I needed you.

I cried, I cried, I prayed, I tried to forget you and never call your name.

What a shame.

What a shame. You're the one who was to bless me. You're the one who proved the truth just when I needed.

You.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you, Nita. That was real pretty. Now here's Ms. June Carter. Here's Ms. June Carter. Just soon as Chet Atkins plugs his guitar in with her version of the chicken reel.

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[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you, June. And thank you, Mr. Grant Turner for them good words. And they're true words too, friends. That's the quick that does the trick. Well, see, here's an old boy that just become a regular on our fortune feed wagon. He's on it with us every Saturday night. And we're really glad to have an old boy from out in Texas. We'd like for you to welcome him. Here he is, Mr. Ray Price.

Thank you, Carl. Hey, you got a brand New record. And I know the folks are waiting to hear it. And I'd like to hear it too. It's called the Road of no Returns. How about some Keith?

[Ray Price]

There were tears in my eyes when she told me goodbye Then she walked down that road of no return.

Though it hurts to to see her go A broken heart miss Never she owe Though she's gone down that road of no return.

She was mine through the years Now I can't blame her.

[Little Jimmy Dickens]

Though my eyes.

[Ray Price]

Are filled with tears I'll never blame.

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Her.

[Ray Price]

Now another has her heart but from mine she'll never part. Though she's walked down that road of no return.

She was mine through the years Now I can't claim her.

Though my eyes are filled with tears I'll never blame.

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Her.

[Ray Price]

Now another house her heart but from mine she'll never part. Though she's walked down that road of no return.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you, Ray. That was pretty. That's Ray's brand new record. The row returns. Mr. Ray Price. Well, sir, it's square dance time. Possum hunters, you gather around. Cedar Hill Square Dance is with us tonight.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

Tonight we're glad to have them.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Let's all dance a little dob tuna, bile them cabbage down.

[Square Dance Caller]

Hold your hand and circle left. Break loose, give you a point of your right hand. Pass right and left all the way around.

Beat that butter sort of halfway around and right back in the.

We get corner lady. Now you honey baby. Four hands over.

Break and swing. You swing on the last figure up and down, round and round on you go.

Coming up for one of my world ladies. World champs. World everybody. World cup up four, round and all this sweet mile and I sweet yore. Round and round and o' er we go.

I come to that and banks the ocean wave. Wave at the ocean wave the sea wave and bring our home to me.

You swing mine and off swing yours Round and round and on we go. Hands and forehands around and I'm dull single.

Swing around and run and on you go. Dominate home and call it dark.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you lot Possum hunters.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

And thank you Cedar Hill Gang Square dance gang. Carl, I have seen you boys using from time to time the country song Roundup magazine to sing get the words of songs out of. I don't know whether that's the only way you can get sheet music or not. But I do know that you boys do depend on the magazine a lot for the words to many of the songs. And as well as our listeners out there, new folks here in the auditorium. I know that Many of you have read the magazine. It's on your newsstands. It's a bi monthly publication and we all like to read it because it has so many stories and pictures of all of our opera gang.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

It's really the songbook and a magazine for the country folk artists.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

Didn't have any idea what I was leading up to. But I have the editor of Country Song Roundup magazine here tonight and he wants to see you, Carl, about something very important. Folks, let's welcome Mr. Norman silver. Morning, Mr. Silver. Morning, Mr. Silver. This is Carl Smith. How you doing, Carl?

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Fine, how are you?

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, just a short time ago, our magazine, Country Song Roundup conducted a poll to determine the most popular folk stars in the country. And Carl Smith was voted number one. So, Carl, thank you. Thank you.

First of all, I'd like to present you this award of merit. It says here, Country Song Roundup magazine takes pride in presenting its award of merit to Carl Smith, 1952 winner, nationwide popularity poll.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

I also have a nice precision watch here as a further token of your victory.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Well, thank you very much. Thank you very much, Mr. Silvers. This is one of the. One of the happiest moments, I guess, of my life. I say this every time I'm lucky enough to win some little something. But this really is great and I appreciate it very much. And I want to thank the nice folks who always read your magazine and follow all the hillbilly artists. And we sure do appreciate it just a whole lot. And this is a great honor and I appreciate it very much.

Thank you. Thank you very much. Friends, increase your egg production. Increase your profits. Do it now by feeding your laying flock. Martha White, Quick Fortune Laying Mash. Well, sir, here's a boy that really is giving other people competition anymore. He's going to be right up there amongst the top for too long. We'd like for you to make him welcome now. He sings an awful pretty song. Let's give a big welcome to him. Tommy Soulsby.

Thank you, Carl. I'm glad to be here. Can I slide it down?

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

That's nice.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Is that all?

I'd like to send this down to everybody from South Carolina. Anybody from South Carolina?

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

Good.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

The longer we're together the more we drift apart.

[Square Dance Caller]

The longer we're together the more we.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Drift apart I never know its kids will mean goodbye.

[Square Dance Caller]

And though my heart may hold you I'm nowhere near your.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Heart your love can't live and my stand never dies.

I know you're not the kind who would hurt me.

I guess our love was never meant to be.

The longer we're together the more we drift apart the more I try the less you care for me.

Now.

I know you're not the kind who would hurt me.

I guess our love was never meant to be.

[Ray Price]

The longer.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

We'Re together the more we crisp apart the more I try the less you care for me.

Thank you, Tommy. I'm over my excitement. Now maybe I can talk. I'm sorry I didn't talk to you when you come out here. Old Tommy's soul's been the longer we're together the more we drift apart well, sir, I see they're rolling out the piano here. And we got five young gentlemen gathering around that does some of the finest singing you can hear anywhere. Especially when it comes to gospel singing. They got a brand new record released which called My Rock. We'd like for you to make them walk now. Here they are, the Jordan Air well.

[Ray Price]

Call him Jesus my rock Call Jesus my rock oh Lord, my rock My rock My rock well, he never will deny me he'll always walk beside me Call Jesus my rock Satisfied well, they took my savior and lady up a hill Little place on Calvary Gone on the glory resting round God's throne Call Jesus my rock Satisfied we're calling Jesus my rock hold the Mary's baby my riding morning star well, he never will deny me he'll always walk beside me Call Jesus my rock Set it Yes, I'm satisfied Call Jesus my rock O Lord, my rock Mary's baby riding morning star well, he never will deny me he'll always walk beside me oh Lord, my rock satisfies well they took my Savior and laid him in a tomb Said he'd return one morning soon Gone on the glory resting round God's throne O Lord, my rock Satisfied we're calling Jesus O Lord Mary's baby bright and morning star well, he never will deny me he'll always walk beside me O Lord, my rock Satisfied Call Jesus O Lord, my rock My blessed Lord well, he never will deny me he'll always walk beside me oh, my rock yes, I'm satisfied well Jesus made my body Jesus made my soul Jesus is the one can make me whole When I get to heaven Gonna put on my robe Call Jesus my Lord Satisfied Will he be my body he be my roll call on Jesus he made me whole When I get to heaven I'm gonna stand right up inside Call him Was my rock yes, I'm satisfied Will heal my body to heal my soul Call my Jesus he made me whole When I get to heaven Going to stand right up and stop calling Jesus my rock yes, I'm satisfied Satisfied satisfied.

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[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you, Mr. Grant Turner. Here's a song we'd like to pass along to folks called Are you teasing me?

When we're all alone, dear and I'm in your arms Are.

You teasing me?

When you're telling me how you thrill to my charm Are.

You teasing me?

You tell me my love makes your life complete and tied in my arms you wanna be.

Tell me dark while that love is still young Are.

You teasing me?

You tell me my kiss sends your heart into words Are.

You teasing me?

And that you'll be mine till the end of the world Are.

You teasing me?

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[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you.

Thank you very much. Let's all welcome little Jimmy Dickens back once again.

[Little Jimmy Dickens]

I got a brand new baby that I call my own Hot diggity dog when the lights are low I went all alone Hot diggity dog she winds her arms around me tight I almost have a fit Then I feel like a stick of dynamite after the fuse is lit When I met my baby when I struck it rich Hot diggity dog when she kisses me and nearly busts a Stitch Hot diggity dog she's got what it takes to win a beauty prize I turn to jelly when she rolls her eyes she's the one girl who's a lollapalooza Hot diggity dog all.

Well my little baby dolly is a one mankind Hot diggity dog she got a gift of loving with a one fracked minded Hot diggity dog She's a very top authority on the art of how to pet Any trick she hasn't she owed to me ain't been invented yet I got a date with her tonight at night Hot diggity dog we gonna dine and dance and cut a little shine Hot diggity dog and here's what I'm feeling so enthused about she told me that I'll ever wear my welcome out she's the one girl who's a lollapalooza Hot diggity doll.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you Jimmy. That's all the time we have tonight, friends. Be sure and be with us tomorrow morning at 8 o' clock for Martha White Sunday morning hymn time and we'll be back with the Carter Sisters, Mother Maybelle and Chet Atkins. Be sure to tune in WSM next Friday night for Martha White's two big half hour shows on Friday Night Friday starring Hank Williams, the Carter Sisters, Chet Atkins, Ernest Tub, the Old Hickory Singers bringing you all the old and new favorites on WSM's Friday Night Frolic. We'll all be back with you again next Saturday night on the Grand Ole Op.

[Martha White Sponsor Announcer]

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